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Maini and Aron to Showcase F1 Skills at 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed

Kush Maini and Paul Aron, reserve drivers for the Alpine Formula One Team, are set to take the wheel of F1 machinery at the upcoming Goodwood Festival of Speed. This event promises to be an exciting display of their racing talent and the capabilities of the Alpine team.

Our Take:

The participation of Maini and Aron at such a prestigious event highlights Alpine's investment in nurturing young talent. Their presence at the Goodwood Festival not only serves as a platform for them to showcase their skills but also emphasizes the importance of bridging the gap between Formula 1 and motorsport fans, making F1 more accessible and engaging.

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Source: F1 Technical

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